Aimee Copeland appeared in video trying out her new hands on everyday activities like hanging clothes, wiping a table
People who have defective BRCA genes have a 20 to 40 percent chance of developing ovarian cancer in their lifetime
Getting pet prescriptions through programs at the pharmacy could save hundreds of dollars over getting them directly from the vet
Jan Crawford introduces viewers to Ina May Gaskin, an Iowa farm woman who is helping to revive a natural childbirth process used by more and more American mothers
Lye attack victim Carmen Blandin Tarleton only had a 1 to 2 percent chance of finding a perfect donor, her doctor said
Deputy food commissioner says new products like Wrigley's Alert Energy gum are part of "disturbing" trend
Parkinson's signs can also include lesser-known symptoms like loss of sense of smell, constipation, depression and vivid dreams
Centers plan training using scenarios that were encountered at the Boston Marathon, but first receivers down the chain in fight for funding
Handbag handle the dirtiest part of the bag; Face or hand creams inside the purse had the most germs
Latest major revision since 1994 has been met with opposition from health advocates, medical community
Experts question if stroke risk related to women taking antidepressants
Math struggles are present in about 20 percent of healthy adults and children, according to researchers
Organic industry has exploded in the last decade, with $35 billion in sales and 10 percent growth just last year.
ADHD was the most prevalent diagnosis in U.S. children and teens between the ages of 3 and 17
Mosquitoes infected by Plasmodium falciparum malaria parasites were more likely to land on, bite smelly socks than non-infected
Current pot smokers had 16 percent lower fasting insulin levels and 17 percent lower levels of insulin resistance than non-smokers
21.7 percent of soldiers with at least one TBI thought about killing themselves, compared to 0 percent of those without injury
Cancer patients who filed for bankruptcy were more likely to be younger, women and not white, researchers found
Doctors may be only now finding out the extent of bombing victims' other injuries, including auditory damage and psychological trauma
Despite recent studies touting benefits, many insurers won't pay for music therapy because of doubts it results in lasting medical improvements
Fecal contamination found in nearly 60 percent of pools tested; CDC urges more showering before swimming, not swallowing pool water
